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20
Jul

Fibonacci Trading-Cont’

   Posted by: RaymondLee    in Fibonacci Trading

If you measure the ratio between alternate numbers you get .382. For example, 34 divided by 89 = 0.382 and that’s as far as into the explanation as we’ll go.

These ratios are called the “golden mean.” Okay that’s enough mumbo jumbo. Even I’m about to fall asleep with all these numbers. I’ll just cut to the chase; these are the ratios you have to know:

Fibonacci Retracement Levels
0.236, 0.382, 0.500, 0.618, 0.764

Fibonacci Extension Levels
0, 0.382, 0.618, 1.000, 1.382, 1.618

You won’t really need to know how to calculate all of this. Your charting software will do all the work for you. But it’s always good to be familiar with the basic theory behind the indicator so you’ll have knowledge to impress your date.

Traders use the Fibonacci retracement levels as support and resistance levels.


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19
Jul

Fibonacci Trading

   Posted by: RaymondLee    in Fibonacci Trading

Basic of Fibonacci

We will be using Fibonacci ratios a lot in our trading so you better learn it and love it like your mother. Fibonacci is a huge subject and there are many different studies of Fibonacci with weird names but we’re going to stick to two: retracement and extension.

Let me first start by introducing you to the Fib man himself…Leonard Fibonacci.

Leonard Fibonacci was a famous Italian mathematician, also called a super duper uber geek, who had an “aha!” moment and discovered a simple series of numbers that created ratios describing the natural proportions of things in the universe

The ratios arise from the following number series: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144 ……

This series of numbers is derived by starting with 1 followed by 2 and then adding 1 + 2 to get 3, the third number. Then, adding 2 + 3 to get 5, the fourth number, and so on.

After the first few numbers in the sequence, if you measure the ratio of any number to that of the next higher number you get .618. For example, 34 divided by 55 equals 0.618.


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16
Mar

Options Trading No.1 Guru Got Sued

   Posted by: RaymondLee    in Options Trading - Clemen chiang

It was a surprised to me, as a former student of  Clemen Chiang, the so called self-proclaimed no.1 Option Trading Guru. As through my experienced , he was a very good motivator,  but I just  couldn’t imagine that such a high profile person, fake his way through for so many years, furthermore the seminar was organised by Success Resource.
As  published in The Straits Times March 14,2009 Saturday

How to spot self-styled ‘experts’ with fake degrees

I APPLAUD Ms Sandra Davie’s report yesterday (’Trading ‘expert’ ordered to refund fees’) on the success of 49 litigants in claiming a partial refund from Mr Clemen Chiang for his option trading programme.

Mr Chiang was found to have misrepresented his expertise as having a doctorate when it turned out that it was from an unaccredited university.

And yet, for every Clemen Chiang exposed, there are dozens of self-styled gurus and consultants working in the marketplace as “experts” with fake degrees, especially PhDs.

After 10 years of running a business to help organisations nurture leaders, here are my tips on spotting fake doctorates:

1. The person may have a list of legitimate degrees, but the PhD has no attribution or may just have after it - in brackets - USA or UK. There is also sometimes an academic gap between the bachelor’s degree and the PhD, that is, no master’s degree.

2. He liberally uses the word doctorate in collaterals and websites, and almost always has “Dr” in front of his name, as well as an added “PhD”. Almost no legitimate PhD holder I know uses both “Dr” and “PhD” on his calling card.

3. The PhDs are almost always in the softer fields like business, communications, human resources or the arts. One can get caught out too easily with a fake degree in the hard sciences.

4. His resume contains a significant amount of puffery and unsubstantiated claims, often with a self-proclaimed “guru” status.

5. His hectic and full professional profile casts doubts if he had the time to squeeze in a doctorate. I know of one such consultant who has six PhDs. Go figure.

6. When challenged, he quickly claims it is merely an honorary degree.

But the most important issue is whether the Ministry of Education or Manpower is regulating what amounts to civil and/or criminal misrepresentation when people use such degrees. It is a punishable offence in Oregon, the United States, for example, to use a fake degree to secure work.


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